Do I cut back dahlias plants after flowering?

Mly3119710
by Mly3119710
  5 answers
  • Linda Sikut Linda Sikut on Sep 03, 2017

    Here's a general guide for dahlias. It does depend on your hardiness zone so you might want to check that. You can search ' hardiness zone ' with your search engine, enter your zip code and find out your hardiness zone.

  • Lde20320099 Lde20320099 on Sep 04, 2017

    North east


  • Patricia fehr Patricia fehr on Sep 04, 2017

    I live in NE PA and they aren't hardy here. Ive been plating the big Dahlias to use for cut flowers. I wait until a good frost has blackened the stems, dig up and cut off all but 2 inches of stem, and store in peet moss in cardboard box in my basement. They don't all survive, but I've had pretty good luck.

  • Janet Pizaro Janet Pizaro on Sep 04, 2017

    If you want to store the bulbs for next year,dig them out and dry them,place in sphagnum peat's in a paper bag and store in a cool dark location

  • Vondie Vondie on Sep 05, 2017

    Yes. Cut the older blooms and you'll be rewarded with more new dahlia blooms.